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I was honoured to be welcomed to the judge's panel for the Imagine Cup 2022 Americas Regional Finals competition. All teams were so talented, and the competition was tough!

In the third iteration of my blog site, I went back to web basics. I wanted to bag a huge performance increase by shipping plain HTML, CSS and as little JavaScript to the browser as possible. Did I succeed? And what did I learn along the way? Let's find out.

The RSS feed lives on! But I've always found it difficult to Google for the correct date format required for RSS feeds (RFC-822). Here's a selection of links, guidance and code snippets for future me — and you!

Automate your git cleanup! Here's a shell function to add to your bashrc/zshrc file to delete all merged git branches in one command.

Silly websites and silly ideas are often some of the most creative vehicles for learning. Let's take a look at what we learned building a very silly site for the Netlify Dusty Domains project in December 2021.

Catch up on a Twitch live stream where I prototyped Women of Jamstack with 11ty and YOLO deployed it to Netlify on a custom domain.

In this session, we’ll focus on the flexibility of Next.js on Netlify and show off some key features of the Netlify platform that make building and deploying Next.js sites on Netlify a breeze.

In this article we're going to learn how to preview your draft content stored in Contentful by building a custom app that builds a preview branch of your static site. And the good news is — this approach could work for any static site, hosted on any platform, powered by any CMS!

I often use my Elgato Stream Deck to open URLs in my browser. And this got me thinking — what if I could kick off a site build on Netlify at the press of a button? And as it turns out, we can do this with a little serverless function! Let’s take a look.

When cross-posting content to other domains, we're taught to reference duplicate content with a canonical link. But why has Google Lighthouse been penalising us for it? I set out to solve this conundrum once and for all.

You don't need JavaScript to build accordions! Here's how to harness the power of native HTML and build an accordion with just four lines of code.

Are you battling with layouts in CSS? Use this one line of CSS to help you debug what's up and get you back on the road to success.